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Worksheets9th_Adverbials_reviewing quiz
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 18mins
Drag and drop the part of the speech that is modified by the adverb:
She (a) (verb) softly at her friend.
The kitten's fur was softly (b) (adjective).
The sunlight filtered softly (c) (adverb) the curtains
Drag and drop the part of the speech that is modified by the adverb:
The car sped quickly (a) (adverb) the highway.
The new smartphone is quickly becoming (b) (adjective) among tech enthusiasts.
She (c) (verb) quickly to the email.
As a result of, Since, Due to, On account of, Consequently
Adverbials of reason
Truly, Significantly, Fairly, Completely, Incredibly
Adverbs of degree
Quietly, Seriously, Successfully, Suspiciously, Tenderly
Adverbs of manners
abroad, downstairs, nearby, overseas
Adverbs of place
Usually, Now, Still, Ever
Adverbs of time
identify the adverbs of the sentence.
We need to go quickly (a) to the meeting room (b) as soon as posble (c) to discuss the important matters (d) .
Drag and drop the adverbials into the right order
She walked (a) (b) (c) (d)
Drag and drop the adverbials in the correct order:
She (a) explained the complex concept to her classmates (b) (c) .
Complete the sentence with the adverbs requested.
(a) (to show feelings) , she (b) (manners) spent all her money on unnecessary things while being (c) (place).
Complete the sentence with the adverbs requested.
(a) (to show feelings), the book was (b) (manners) better than the movie adaptation (c) (purpose) it had more depth and detail.
Complete the sentence with the adverbs requested.
The weather is (a) (degree) warm (b) (time) , so we can (c) (manners) go for a walk (d) (place)
Match the following linking adverbials according to their function in the sentence
Consequently, Therefore, Thus
Result /consequence
However
Instead
Anyhow
Still
Contrast
For instance, Likewise, Furthermore
Additional information
First of all, To begin with, Second
List:
Ultimately, In conclusion, to conclude
Summary
Choose the conjunctive adverbial that links both clauses.
I enjoy reading books; __________, I often visit the local library.
a) In contrast
b) to begin with
c) moreover
in conclusion
Choose the conjunctive adverbial that links both clauses.
I woke up late; __________, I had to rush to catch the bus.
a) consequently
b) in conclusion
c) for example
d) furthermore
Choose the conjunctive adverbial that links both clauses.
The first step is to gather the ingredients; __________, you need to preheat the oven.
a) first of all
b) meanwhile
c) in any case
d) to summarize
Choose the conjunctive adverbial that links both clauses.
The concert was fantastic; ______, the crowd gave a standing ovation.
a) To summarize
b) Besides
c) All in all
d) additionally
Choose the conjunctive adverbial that links both clauses.
I enjoy playing soccer; ______, I also like basketball.
a) In summary
b) Likewise
c) Secondly
d) to begin with
Choose the conjunctive adverbial that links both clauses.
She studied diligently throughout the semester, attended all the lectures, and completed all the assignments. ______, her dedication resulted in a high grade.
to begin withq
in contrast
in summary
first
Choose the conjunctive adverbial that links both clauses
I loved the movie; ______, it received mixed reviews from critics.
a) lastly
b) In contrast
c) furthermore
d) In conclusion
